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That was just a very simple example. there are other situations where you don't have a second set of coords like: /execute @p ~10 ~ ~ say @a[r=0]. This will announce every player that is exactly 10 blocks away from the nearest player and the only place where you can set coords here is with the /execute command.

I feel stupid now

@Ezekiel Adding Quotes never fixes the problem. I can say that from experience. Do Example 1 like I showed above and you will see it works. There is just a bug on servers
@Bobby 'player' is an offline player. you can use those to display scores aswell

That is very impractical for menus in the inventory. also it worked in previous versions of minecraft

@qmagnet you cannot use any arguments anymore if you use a custom UUID since i.e. 1-1-1-1-1[score_score_min=1] doesn't work.

I did try it with quotes. same result

Nvm. Had an old RP

Ok here is what i am doing: I have a scoreboard objective -> I set that scoreboard objective to sidebar which displays how often a team won - first round there are no wins (obviously) but i still want to indicate which teams are playing so I do -> /execute @r[team=red] ~ ~ ~ scoreboard players set RedTeam: wins 1 to make the player visible on the scoreboard but since i only want to have it visible without any score i set the score of all players ( * ) to 0. That's why reset is not the way to go here. but setting it to 0 makes every player (on/offline) visible on the scoreboard. Running it the second time only displays the wanted players. I hope I made it clear enough now

I do ./execute @r[team=red] ~ ~ ~ scoreboard players set RedTeam: wins 1 and after that ./scoreboard players set * wins 0 so resetting the score is useless :/

It seems like it only appears in the English (Us) Language Pack. (Tried different ones. they look ok)